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n.

E F

53' )

n

E

~

pan,

now

much

OlOrlCr, iD Ihe

fl cp ataio, they calJ

it

a

rcdcJ

top.m21~.

R E EL .

ji)

Ihe manur",tloriC"S , a

machine ferving fo r th: of–

·fil.'e of rc:d inf:.

Thcr~

are various

klOds

oE

rt,:els, fome

very fimplc. others Tcry complex .

R E E L TNG , in ,he

m?nufit8:01'lt::5.

the winding of thread.

Jilk,

couon, or

(he likc, ioto a

(kain,

or UP('" a botlom,

10

prevent

ilS

cOI angling.

It

is

airo

uf:!d

roC"

lhe

char–

ging or d,fcharging of bobbi llS or quills, to ufe them in

the

nl1nofatlure

of diffcrcnt Iluffs ,

::15

th read, fi lk,

COI·

\(\n.

be.

R eeli ng is p.:,-rormed dilFúent ways, and on

diffr.:rent cngines .

R EEV ING , in Ihe fca I,"guage, Ihe pOlling .. rape Ihrough

a' block : hence

tO

puB a rope

OUt

of a block, is cillled un–

recving.

R E . EXCH i\NGE, in eOOlmeree, a feeond p"yment of Ihe

price of excbange, or

ralha

the

pnce

oC

a Oe:Wexchange .

due

u;>oo

a bd i of exchange that comes to be protened

and to be rerundcd

the

bearer by lhe clrawer or ¡ndorfer.

R E F ECTION, among eecler.,(Iics, • fpare meal or repall,

j url fu¡¡¡ eing for Ihe fuppor! of life : henee Ihe h. 1I io

convenlS , and orher communiti:G. where: (he monks,

nuns.

ec.

take thctr n:fcélloDS or meals

io

common.

is

e.lled Ihe refe<lory,

R EFERENCE, in wriling,

Ó'c,

a mark rel..i.. la ane·

ther fimil", one in (he margino or ar the bOllom of the

p;¡ge, where (omething omiue:d

in

the

(eX t

is added, and

which is tO

be

inferte:d eithcr in reading or copying.

R EFIN ING , in general, i, Ihe art of purifying a Ihing ;

inclading nor only the alf"ying or re:fioing of metals, but

likewifc the c1arificatio'A of liquors.

R " I. IN G

o{gofd,

See CH EMIS TRY ,

p,

129,

R !r l NING

ofJiI()~r.

See

CHEM f STRY,

p.

130.

R EFL ECTION, Ihe returo or regrefTive mallan of amo·

ving body, oeear.oned by fome obllaele whieh hindered

it rrom purCuing iu former direélion .

REr LEC T'ON

oí /he

rOJl

iflighl,

See OPT l es,

R ErL ECT J ON

is alCo uCeet. ligu ratively, (or ao ope:ration of

the mind; whereby

it

turns its view back.vards as it were

upon ¡tCelf, and makes itrelf aod its own operation lhe

objeét of iu diCquHition; and by contemplatiag the mano

Der, order, and laws which

it

obferves io pe:rcelving idea.s.

comparing them tagether. reafoning,

6(.

i[

frames new

ideas or the rdatlons diCcove:red [hereie. See

L OG

J

e.

and

ME T APl-IYSICS.

R EFLUX

rh, yo,

Ihe ebbing of Ihe water, or i.. re·

turning from lhe (hore. See

A STR ONOi'IY,

p.

473.

R EFORMATION , Ihe aa of reforming or eorrea,ng an

error or abule in relig;on, diCcipb ne, or the like.

T hc R eformadon. fo ca1Jed by wa.y or rmio!:nce, is the

fep"ration of the Prmdt"ms (rom the church of Rome.

in the bcginning and towuds lhe middle of lhe flxteen lh

century.

R EFRACT ION, in general, is Ihe devi..ion of

a

moving

budy from

ils

dircél: courfe.

occ"fi~/ned

by

Ihe dltlere:nt

denfity of rhe mtdium

It

mo"cs in

~

or,

il

is a ehange of

dIreaion, oe..r.ond by a botly's

f.ll

ing oblIquely OUI of

one medium ioto anotla"r of a

diff(f~n{

denfity_ See

')PTI C S.

R l:.FRA GlBlLlTY

'o/

/~ehr,

Ihe difpor.lion of " ys la

he refr;dled. Sl"e OrTICS

R EfRI(; r':RATI V E , in modieine,

a

rem<dy whicJl re·

QL,

I11.

o

'JI.

~

frdltes the inwarJ pans, hy <:ooJing tllcm, as

ci ) :1CH.

ptlfaos,

6 c.

R I, FR1 CERi\T OR Y, in eheOliO ry, • v<lr"1

"Ud

\'Ji'lo

cold water, lhrough which chr wonn p"frcs

1/1

d'I:-lii

¡–

tlons ;

,he

ure

0 1"

which is,

lO

coodc:nft: the

V.dpUUIS .tS

they

p~fs

through the \Vorm .

R EFU CE, a f. né",uy or ', fylum,

R J:: FUGEES, F rench Pr oteHanc<:: : who, by Ihe rc\,oc"l i,..r

of the editl. or

N

A.nl

l.,

have

becn

conllraineo to l1y ¡rolU

perCc:c ulion, and lake

rcfu~e

in fo.eign {"oI10u icl.

R EGAL

or

R O YAL ,

fome,hing belonglng

te

4l

kln~.

REG i\.LE,

a magnificcnt entcrtaioment

or

trCal g:ven ro

ambaif ..

dors,

and

olhr r perlon3 or ddhoélloo,

lU

enlcr–

laio or do thcm honou r.

JI

is urual, io Italy, at the arrival

or a

travdler or emi–

nence, tO {end him

a

reg.,le.

that is

a prefenl

oí [",cee–

meats, froil,

6e.

by way of refreJh'11cnt.

R EGALB.

in

lhe ¡''rench j urifprudence, is

a

ruyal preroga–

tive, which confills io enj.,ying lhe rC:\fcnues

of

hilh,IPf ics

dunng lhe "faC4lncy of thelr

Ite~,

of

preft:r.ting

t(.¡

bc:.nc·

Gces , 4lod of obliging Ihe

DCW

birhop

10

uke ao oath

of

6dd uy, and

(O

regiUer

it

10

the chdmber of accounlS.

T he enjoyment or the (ruits of Ihe Cer i3 c"Jled

th~

lem–

poral reg;:;¡le; and that of p'refenung to lhe

le",

the fpi–

ritual regale.

R EGALl A, in la\V, Ihe righ" and prerogati..s of a king;

which, accoroing to cl vdians, are fix :

v;z

t

The power

of judicalure :

2 .

T he power cf life aod death:

3.

T ,:e

power of peace and

WH:

4- A

right to ruch Roads

¡a.:)

have no owner, as waifs , ellrays,

6 (. ) .

Arrelrm~nts :

and,

6.

T he coinage of money.

R egalía

is

alCo ufed for Ihe apparatus of

a

coronation ,

as the crown, Ihe rceptre with Ihe crofs, thía with

{he

dove, SI. Edwatd's {hfF. the globe, and lhe o.b

wl~h

the cro(s, four Ce"eral rwords,

be.

RE G ALIA ,

ir.

Scon J,.w. See

LA\V,

Tic xiii.

3.

L,rd~f REc "' L ITY .

inScou

law.

See L Aw, T ic. ir'.

4'

R EGARDANT, in heraldry, fignifies looking b, h'r.d; an.1

i5

uCed for a Jion, or oeher bcaCl, with

his

tice: turned

lO·

wards his (ad.

R EGARDER, an ancienl ollieer oflbe kiog's forell, (wom

to make the regard of the (oreU evrry year ; Ihac is.

lO

take a view of its limits, tO ¡nquire

lotO

all

off.:oet s

and

defaults committed by Ihe fordlers withm che: fordl, and

10

obferve whethtr

aH

lhe other omcers executed thcir

reCpeélive dutles.

R EGEL, or

R

IGEL,

a

fixed llar of Ihe fi rfl m.gnilude,

in Orion's Id, fOOL

RECE ' ERATION, in Iheology, Ihe aél of b<in¡: bo'n

agajn by a fpiri tu::'" birth, or the change of

he,u~

¡,mI

hil!

experienced by a per{on who forCab:s a courre

oE

n ...e:,

and fincerel)' embraces alife of vlnue and pic:ty .

R EGE!' T, one who gove:rns a kingdom dunog the mir.o·

"'y or ,bfenee of Ihe king.

In fraocc, the queen. molher has the rC'J!r"ney of Ih :

kin;!dom during lhe minority of the krng, undc:r the tille

of 'lucen. regeoto

.

R

EC E S T

alto figni6es a profdrur of art, and

fC1~nccs

In "

colle:p,e, who has a {et or

pup.Js

under his care : but ht're

rq;ent is gener "Iy re(lrainrd

tO

,he lo"'er

clafrc:~.

as

h.-·

grol or rhc:toric, r('cent ol logic, .

c.

thofe: of f h.lohll'hy

are " ..her e. lleJ prof,O'or3 .

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